Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-22
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THE Water Board held a short session
yesterday afternoon.
THE work of paving Fourteenth street i.
progressing rapidly.
The Hebrew congregation had an en-
joyable picnic at the Park yesterday.
THE fountain in front of the Public
Building was cleaned out yesterday.
THE Committees on Court House and
Jail and Poor House and Farm, met yes
terday morning.
THE Germania Singing Society will give
a grand picnic at the New Fair Grounds
on the afternoon and evening of August
| LIST.
JUSTICE ARKLE, last evening, had Alice
and William Payne, cOlOred, before him
for prOfane swearing. They got 81 and
costs each.
We are requested to say that Charles
| Hentschel was not intoxicated last Satur.
day night. He was not in the habit Of
| drinking To excess.
HARRY CHAPLISE was arraigned before
Justice Arkle yesterday on the charge OF
the larceny of an umbrella, and WAS bound
over in 500 TO appear before the grand
jury.
Mr.. DAVID BAIRD, for some time past
travelling salesman for the Belmont Glass
Works, has resigned to accept the business
management of the Riverside Glass Works
at WellsbGrg
THE Board of Public Works did not
award the paving contract, yesterday, as
was expected, Mr.. J. M. Todd, the low
est bidder, being ont of the city. 1t is
probable nothing will be done for Il day or
two,
PETER CARNEY, the man who was
Frustrated by the heat ut BenwoOd on Fri
day, had very narrow escape from dying
on Wednesday night, although he WAS
resting easy in the afternoon. He was re-
ported somewhat better yesterday.
THE ''Shykes Fishing Club" composed
Of several painters from ID. c. kurner's,
have returned from their camp at Ander-
sons Run, Ohio. The club was sccompa-
MED by Prof Collins, who is said to he
quite an expert on several musical instru-
mentS.
OFFICER STEPHENS was last night called
to the corner of Market and Twenty-thirtl
streets, where 4 crowd of about = dozen
white men had COlored woman named
Mary Ogden. The woman was taken TO
headquarters, the men making their es-
cape. About two o'clock this morning q
physician had to be called to attend the
woman.
A DELIVERY wagon, owned by John
Nieder, tumbled over at the corner Of Chap
line and Twenty-seventh streets, yesterday
morning. The horse attached was pulled
over by the wagon, and small boy who
was inside, was thrown out and quite nu-
merOusly bruised. The driver escaped,
and neither the horse or wagon were H.
ured much.
DURING the temporary shut down Of the
mill at Mingo, the steel plant has been en-.
largipg its mill. Yesterday they were
ready to start up when they were served
with an injunction by the Junction Iron
Co, alleging that they had extended their
shears and scales upon the Iron Company 5
ground. The steel plant and nail factory
are two separate concerns and the steel
works have leased a certain portion of the
ground for their plant; the ground is owned
by the Iron Co, who claim that the Steel
Co. have got nearly three feet of their
ground. 1t is though the matter will he
adjusted sOOn.-SteUbGIrH'e Gdzstfe.